>> a pleasant good morning to you, 7:00 a.m., saturday, february 11 i'm gray hall alongside jeanette reyes. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." final respects for a delaware corrections officer killed during a prison uprising. lieutenant steven floyd will be laid to rest today. >> a man is rushed to the hospital after he was shot at least 6 times. plus, a weekend mixture, we're enjoying much milder temperatures, but tracking the return of rain. meteorologist chris sowers is outside, with the accuweather forecast. you're not shivering, right? >> reporter: temperatures are below freezing, but we've lost the wind that we had in the last 48 hours that put windchills in the single digits that's gone.

20 degrees in the poconos, 25 in allentown. everybody north and west of philadelphia, you're below freezing. if there's snow on the grown in your neighborhood you'll have icy patches out there. reading, 27. trenton, 29. wilmington, 30. millville, 39. atlantic city is showing 40. and dover is checking in at 41. you factor in the breeze, again this is much easier to handle than what we were dealing with two days ago. feels like 35 in millville. 34 in dover. 36 degrees in atlantic city. satellite and radar along with action radar, lots of clouds expected out here today with peeks of sunshine and those peeks should be good enough to get us into the 50s later on. the snow will start melting. 44 degrees by 1:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m. -- 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 47. we're shooting for a comfortable high of 52. rain rolls in sunday, look for occasional rain and drizzle and it becomes very, very wind on

monday, and then we're watching a midweek storm. i'll have the details on all that coming up in ten minutes. guys? >> look forward to it, chris, thank you for the update. it will be a somber day in delaware, him family friends and colleagues say final farewell to a corrections officer killed during a hostage siege at a prison last week. >> lieutenant steven floyd will be laid to west -- rest today. flags are flying at half staff in his honor. it was a week ago wednesday when inmates took floyd and three others hostage. floyd who was 47 years old was the only death stemming from the intense standoff. funeral services will be held at noon. someone shot a man 6 times in philadelphia's olney section. at least one bullet hit that

victim in his head. this happened in the 5700 block of north 19th street. police got the call at 2:30 a.m. the officers rushed the victim to einstein medical center where he had surgery. the shooter has not been caught. this morning two people recovering after several cars collided. it happened in south jersey, chopper 6 hd over that scene along route 130 and neck road in burlington township. four cars collided at 7:30 last night. one victim was flown to the hospital to be treated. there's no word on what led to the accident. septa riders this morning work continues on the damaged market frankford el train. septa said it made enough progress that supplemental buses are no longer needed. cracks were found in five dozen train cars that were taken out of commission. they have increased the number of operating trains by 30% by

reconfiguring other cars. uber and lyft is legal in the garden state. the state attorney general will decide whether the criminal background checks by uber and lyft are sufficient. from our new jersey newsroom, a state j you judge wl decide whether chris christie will face a criminal case over the bridgegate scandal. on thursday he ruled that the case could proceed, but a higher court sent it back to the judge. chris christie is accused of starting a traffic jam on the george washington bridge back in 2013 to punish a mayor who did

not endorse him. a college student who sued her parents for college tuition lost her court battle. she wanted to force her divorced parents to pay $16,000 out of state tuition. the parents refused and appealed the sedition to a higher court. yesterday, the judge ruled in the parents' favor putting an end to the legal battle. a 1,000-dollar reward is being offered for a large peels of equipment that's the lifeline of a northeast philadelphia restaurant. the meat smoker was stolen from fat jack's it is a two ton piece of equipment that handles 700 pounds of meat for two locations. >> it's not something you would just drive by and say let's take that smoker. it's not going to happen.

>> reporter: the owner said he will use the smoker from another restaurant and transport the meat in a freezer truck for now. the smoker is worth $30,000. >> members of the tacony synagogue showed their gratitude after being victims. vandalism. >> reporter: dozens gathered for a special service of appreciation a thank you for those who helped after the synagogue's windows were recently vandalized. >> we've been so overwhelmed and touched by the outpouring from the community in financial and letters. >> reporter: the glazers union donated time and material to replace 8 windows smashed before a friday evening service. that was the second time in two months that rocks were aimed at the colorful windows. >> it was a hate crime.

>> reporter: since an arrest has not been made, the motives are unclear, the rabbi fears it is an example of growingtolerance . >> people don't like people who are different. >> reporter: news of vandalism spread, a community member paid $3,000 to replace the windows and ten thousand dollars rolled in for the installed security cameras. >> we got donations far as utah, california, new york. >> i think it is is wonderful people really care. >> and supporters came to show it. >> we wanted to show our support as representatives of the sikh community. >> i felt like the community is coming together and i want to be a part of that. >> we're all one people working together for peace. >> reporter: this temple has been part of the tacony neighborhood for 92 years, long time members say this is the

first incident of major vandalism they can recall. they are working to make it the last, they are raising funds to install flood lights here. in tacony, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> paint by numbers, seniors are using that craft to keep their minds sharp and create beautiful artwork. >> national guard comes to the rescue when a man is trapped by floodwaters out west. >> reporter: gray, mother nature is coming to the rescue we're no longer seeing single digit windchills, it's much easier to handle this morning. we have rain, wind and snow in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, that's coming up next.

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with a back turned leg, an online fundraiser may get him a new leg to walk on. >> a bald eagle is in texas treated for head trauma. they don't know how he got hurt. farmers found him and took him to the center. else not aware of his surrounding, but will return to the wild once again one day. flooding overwhelmed a town trapping a man inside his home. water had risen chest high and was freezing. the man was taken to the hospital with severe injuries. the town was flooded after a heavy snow run off caused a damage to give way. some people were forced into shelter also. heavy rain washed away highway 35 in northern california. look at that there, nobody was

home at the time of this. governor jerry brown asking for federal disaster aid to fix this damage and other problems caused by the weather. >> speaking of weather we'll get a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast from chris sowers nothing too crazy. >> reporter: actually, today is nice, quiet and mild, easy peasy, right? >> reporter: sky6 live hd live in cape may. we should be in the 40s down there. we have clouds, that will be the flavor of today. cloud skies and milder temperatures. no more 30s, we'll be up in the 50s. south jersey will be warmer than that. 352 in philadelphia. the normal is 43. we're nearly ten degrees above the seasonal average. the low this morning bottomed out another 32. 20s north and west, it's cold across the western suburbs,

there's snow pack on the ground watch out for slick spots and icy patches. camden, gloucester and burlington counties, temperatures in the upper 20s, where the snow is on the ground. where we're seeing bare ground, we're in the 30s and 40s. 38 in geamed beach -- gandys beach, hammonton, 36. for all areas north and west or areas that have the snow on the ground, temperatures in the 20s, watch out for the black ice and the snow on the secondary roads and sidewalks. there will be icy patches out there. most importantly is the black ice, the black ice appears to be wet, in reality it's grazed over. that's the slippery stuff. be careful over the next couple of hours, 8:00 a.m., or 9:00 a.m., most numbers will go above freezing and that stuff will start to melt. saturday clouds and sunshine later on today. future tracker 6 we'll stop the

clock at 5:00 p.m. sun and clouds, nothing going on. overnight tonight, clouds thicken, sunday morning, here comes the moisture. the farther north you go the lehigh valley the poconos it could start out a sleet and freezing rain. that will continue throughout the day up there. everybody else looking at a cold rain temperatures in the 40s. this storm will bomb out once it hits the new england coast. winter weather advisory for sleet and freezing rain for the poconos as well as north hampton county where you could see icing taking place. most of the models shown minor icing, didn't show a whole lot, but enough to produce problems. as we continue to advance future tracker 6 and into monday morning, all of a sudden this storm becomes a meteorologic bomb. the pressure is deepens and the

winds drive owcht -- out of the northwest, we could see gusts 45 to 55 miles per hour. that will continue all day long. even though worry forecasting highs in the low 40s with that kind of wind it will feel like the upper 20s, low 30s. sun and clouds today mild. dover, 56. wilmington, 54, atlantic city, 56 degrees, overnight tonight, here's the good news all areas staying above freezing. so we'll not see a refreeze it will continue to melt. 40 in philadelphia, 41 in wilmington, 42 in dover. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 52 today, occasional rain and drizzle for tomorrow, areas of fog, as well, 46, monday is very windy and blustery, 43 degrees. tuesday, sun and clouds, valentine's day 48. wednesday, mostly cloudy, 47. another potential problem for thursday with a coastal storm, 40 degrees for now we'll post snow showers, it's a matter how

close to the coast that storm gets. if it is far enough off the coast, it's nothing, sun and clouds, if it's closer to the coast we have problems. >> i do not like the snow, but i had fun in the snow i want sledding. >> >> reporter: you did not have your coffee. >> he is not a snow lover we'll stick to that. >> 7:16 one thing we learned in the art of aging series it's crucial to stay engaged. >> a man who paints by numbers is keeping him and others entertained. >> reporter: bill is the first to tell you he is not an artist, yet the 87-year-old is meticulous in his creations mixing his own colors and proudly displaying his work. when he retired, he spent time playing tennis, but then his knees gave out. >> i was looking for something to do, i fell on the number

paibt painting. >> reporter: his works decorate the spring mill community where he lives with his wife of 66 years hannah who recognized his hobby. >> when he started doing this, it was wonderful, the time he spends doing it is precious to him, i have hobbies that i do. >> that particular one took me 3 to 4 months to complete i'm not an artist, i cannot craw a straight line, but i enjoy doing the numbered paintings. >> reporter: with the painting on display, a lot of other people are enjoying his work as well. >> it's exiting to see it displayed. >> reporter: are you proud of this guy? >> not just for his art, you should have seen him play tennis. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

>> as always we're so glad you're waking up with us, 7:20, 31 degrees, sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful glimpse from the temple university camera overlooking the city. meteorologist chris sowers says we shall reach the upper 50s today. here's a look at what's going on in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. tattoo convention, the action cam was there as people checked out tattoo designs and ideas it runs from 11:00 a.m. to midnight and tomorrow 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. palmyra fire department will handle the fishing tackle and flee market. stock up on new and used fishing items for salt and fresh water use.

it's a fundraising event for the palmyra fire department. it happens at the charles street school from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. some little ones imraised the -- embraced the cold weather at the frosty ball. kids could enjoy the snow without the cold temperatures. christian academy held pm night for people with special needs. we'll be right back. >> reporter: welcome back

everyone, 7:23 a.m. saturday morning, taking a quiek -- quick look at the snowfall totals in new england. look at cooper, maine. 24 inches. nottingham, new hampshire, 17 inches of snow. the next storm on the way is what we call a weather bomb. here's philadelphia we have two areas of low pressure one across eastern kentucky and one in the southern provinces of canada, they will come together around here, this is where the storm starts to intensify. what will happen with the bomb it will produce heavy amounts of snow up through here, and strong gusty winds in our neck of the woods as the storm sits here and spins and spins and throws all

the moisture back across new england. we get the gusty winds. remember, they saw a foot to two feet of snow depending on location. sunday night into monday morning, we see 50-mile an hour wind gusts here, they see another foot of snow up across maine, vermont and new hampshire. >> it is flyers face off at 1:00 p.m. >> the sixers tip off in south philadelphia and they will be without a key player. here's jeff skeverski. joe joe is a no, no again for the 12th time in the last 13 games. sixers star joel embiid will be out gains miami with a bone bruise, putting his participation in the rising stars challenge in duty. the sixers maintain the injury is not serious, they are being very cautious. to the ice, the flyers wild card lead slipped away and claude giroux is pointing the

finger at himself saying i need to be better against san jose. the flyers have lost 3 straight and scored only one goal over the span. as far as giroux he has two goals since christmas. >> i have to play up to my standards, right right now it'st the case, it's frustrating. you want to do everything you can to help the team it's not the case right now. >> when stuff hits the fan, you have to step forward, the biggest term i continually heard we, we all got to be a little bit better. >> reporter: after practice yesterday, the flyers hanging out with some big time fans from mcgee rehabilitation, including former directional hockey player pat mccluskey who lost the use of his legs after crashing into the board 11 years ago. college hoops second ranked

villanova on the road with 24th ranked xavier on the wildcats tail. jay wright will be all smiles he will pick up his 500th career win. leave it up to jay downplaying it saying he is worried about beating xavier the team who are upset them last year. then the record, a 500th career win. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> we all love a love story in time for valentine's day. a couple of love birds walked down the aisle and said i do at register four in the florida supermarket where they met a year ago. the bride is a manager at the store. the groom mike went to her register for 6 days a week for 6 straight months. everyday he talked about

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was killed during an inmate standoff will be laid to rest today. >> new overnight, philadelphia police are searching for a driver who dragged an officer with his suv. president trump is meeting with his japanese counterpart at his estate. >> chris sowers is at the "action news" big board with more on what to expect. >> reporter: today is a good one, tomorrow is a bad one. if you have outdoor plans hopefully they are today. we'll see sunshine today, tomorrow it's damp and dreary and periods of rain. temperature-wise we're below freezing everywhere west of that line, so be careful there could be icy patches out there, especially in places like montgomery, berks county the lehigh valley where you picked up a moderate snowfall wednesday night and thursday's event. south and east of that line, all of a sudden we're in the upper 30s and low 40s already and

these numbers will continue to pull north in the next few hours. everybody will be above freezing this afternoon. nothing going on on right now. look for a quiet day, combination of sun and clouds. eventually though we'll get an area of low pressure here and teaming up with the one north. that gets up to new england, the storm bombs out and we get gusty winds on monday and rainy conditions sunday. today is a quiet day. mixture of sun and clouds, 53:00 p.m., 50, 5:00 p.m., 49 degrees. tomorrow, we have a quick-moving system, rain all day long, and temperatures in the 40s through the event. >> family, friends and colleagues are from all across the area will pay their final respects for a delaware prison

officers who was killed. >> a viewing will be held for steven floyd at 8:00 a.m. and funeral will follow at noon. floyd was killed after being taken hostage at the vaughn corrections center in smyrna. police say a ford explorer hit a vehicle at 62nd and market and drove away. an officer spotted it and pulled it over a few blocks away. when the officer approached the vehicle, the driver took off dragging the officer along with it for a short distance. the injured officer was treated for scrapes and bruises. authorities found the ford suv involved in the incident, but are looking for the person who was behind the wheel. time 7:32, cumberland prosecutor is investigating a police involved shooting that left a man dead. it started with a foot chase yesterday afternoon near south

and north freemont avenues. at least one officer shot in the direction of the man running from police. that man died as a result. the preliminary investigation finds a weapon was found near the man. he was not identified. a new jersey state trooper who shot a man defending his own property will not face any charges. gerald sykes was shot by a trooper in his home back in july. the shooting happened after a misdirected 911 call mistakenly traced to his address. sykes grabbed a gun believing there were intruders at the back door, but it was two state troopers, one fired a shot hitting sykes several times. sykes return fire hitting a trooper. the trooper will not be charged because he felt he was in immediate danger. businessman and

philanthropist al boscov has died. he was chairman of the compartment store that bears his family name. it was founded byes father in 1914. al boscov was 87 years old. donald trump will meet with the japanese prime minister in florida. >> he is responding to the court's decision to stop the travel ban. >> reporter: president trump is meeting with the japanese prime minister and his wife in florida. the travel ban is on legal hold. he is vowing to fight on in court. >> we'll win the battle. >> reporter: a white house house source tells abc news is working on right now an order related to terror addressing the concerning

raised by the court. mr. trump underscoring he won't wait for a final decision from the bench. >> i'll be doing something rapidly having to do with additional security for our country you'll see that sometime next week. >> reporter: after the unanimous mouse ruling against him on thursday, he seems to be softening his tone. >> we'll allow a lot of people in our country that will love our people and do good for our country. always be that way at least you during my administration. >> reporter: in a surprise move friday, the 9 circuit court of appeals said it will vote on whether to reconsider the ruling with 11 judges instead of 3. any such vote would not happen until least next week. chuck severson, abc news new york. >> the president is standing behind his national security adviser, michael flynn, nine current and former government officials tell the washington

post flynn discussed u.s. sanctions against russia with russia's ambassador while president obama was in office. flynn claims he has no recollection of discussing sanctions with the ambassador during their private conversations. it reportedly happened in december after the u.s. issued sanctions against russia for interfering with the u.s. presidential election. [chanting]. >> another trump cabinet member ran into problems yesterday. a dozen protesters greeted betsy devos on her first visit to washington, d.c. public school. they blocked her way in and devos had to return to the car. she was able to get into the school and greet the students and fault. >> 7:36 here in philadelphia. district attorney seth williams said he will not seek a third term. he is being investigated by the fbi for allegedly take $160,000

in gifts that he failed to report. during a press conference williams expressed remorse. >> my failure to express the gifts is much embarrassment to me and the office i love. >> he said he will serving out the 11 months of his term. gles there's an arrest in the murder of a 45-year-old burlington county woman. gennet killed her in july. he used a cell phone app to stalk her. >> we were hoping it was not him, we were hoping it was not him, but yeah, it will provide some closure. >> the motive for the killing is unknown and so is what led

police to gennett. >> it's a sign that springs is around the corner. 6 flags in jackson, new jersey is hiring. they are hosting a job fair with 4,000 jobs up to grabs. ride operators and food services and entertainment jobs. the fair runs from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. today. 6 flags open april 1. >> free ride i wouldn't mind taking that job. there are all kinds of food combinations these days, next we'll tell you how they are mixing meat with a popular dish. a massive sinkhole opens up in northern california. we'll have more on the rush to prevent homes and problems from happening there. outside we go, sky6 live hd giving you a glimpse over the

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being considered after a massive sinkhole opened up near the tallest dam in northern california. the spillway is supposed to hold back water from the lake that

are the record leaves. it is 200 feet long and 30 feet and continues to grow. the damage is he reservoir could approach $100 million. >> guess what's on the way for them. more rain. >> reporter: it's like an atmospheric river there. >> and they might get snow. >> reporter: poconos. >> i'm going to get you in trouble. >> reporter: let's get you out and show you what's going on, live on sky6 live hd beautiful shot of the center city skyline, lots of clouds upstairs that will be the trend through the day, we'll see mostly cloudy skies and peeks of sunshine that will allow the temperatures to get into the 50s today. it will feel better, we're not dealing with blustery windchills like the last couple of days snow or ice, a nice day. flip it over to the radars, nothing going on, the next chance of moisture is after

midnight tonight mainly for the lehigh valley and the poconos. through the day tomorrow. 31 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 23. the pressure is 29.96 inches holding steady. the winds are beginning to shift out of the southeast at 3. that cements that the next system will be rain. once the winds shift out of the east, forget it, it will be rain because you're bringing in the warmer ocean air. northeast wind you can get snow, anything out out of the east, southeast forget it's all liquid. 39 in millville. 41 in dover. 40 degrees in atlantic city. here's the telling story right here, windchills we were in the single digits the last couple of mornings. windchills are a couple of degrees cooler than the actual air temperatures. feels like 35 in millville. feels like 31 much better than the nine degrees we felt two days ago at this time. 34 in dover. nice quiet day across the

delaware and the lehigh valleys. clouds and sun, precipitation stays to the west and gets into our region after midnight tonight and through the day on sunday. future tracker 6 will stop it at 5:00 p.m., clouds and peeks of sun to the north, as well as the south. here comes the moisture. we'll stop it at 9:00 a.m., sleet and freezing rain for the poconos. the northern portions of lehigh valley. ervelg else looking -- everybody else looking at a cold rain. some of it is steady at times. you see the yellows and oranges that's rainy pretty good. periods of drizzle and rain throughout the day and fog. new england will see a foot to a foot and a half of the white stuff. future tracker 6, this is way overdone. i want to show you this because i want you to get an idea where the ice will fall. allentown, new hanover, overnight tonight into tomorrow morning, the national weather

service issued a statement looking at a quarter inch of ice not the 3/4 this moblgdz -- model is showing. it will give you an idea where the ice will fall. national weather service issued a winter weather advisory north hampton, poconos and northern new jersey with sleet and freezing rain. everybody else, mild high of 352 and straight rain for sunday. wind out of the west southwest at 5 miles per hour. 47 degrees by 1:00 p.m., 50 degrees by 3:00 p.m. mild overnight tonight, in the poconos, 33 degrees in the lehigh valley. 40 degrees for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 52 degrees occasional rain, cloudy, gloomy, as we head into sunday, 46 degrees. monday we are wind whipped we could see gusts 55 miles per

hour. vallen taint's valentine's day quiet, 48, wednesday, 47. thursday, 40 we're watching a coastal storm. >> check the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast at 6abc.com/weather. hopefully you've had your break fast because we're talking more food. kfc has an option that may appeal to chick and pizza lovers. it's a fried chicken with tomato sauce and ham and pineapple chunks on top of pizza fried chicken. it is available in singapore around the corner right now. no word on when it lands in the u.s. >> we'll talk about that after

the show. there's a new "fyi philly" coming your way on 6abc. erin o'hern has preview of this valentine's day special. >> reporter: here's what's coming up tonight on "fyi philly." it's a celebration of girl power with power tools. >> reporter: we've learned so much we can renovate our own houses. we have hot sauce making sisters. valentine's day we have you covered from fast delivery flowers to breakfast in bed recipe. and host of ideas that are perfect for romance. that and more tonight on "fyi philly." we hope you join us. go to protect your vehicle?

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native americans are dieing at increasing rates. drug overdoses and suicide play a big role in the numbers. the average woman lives to be 81 years old and the average man 76 careers old. if you're expecting a bundle of joy good news hear, women are restricted to ice chips during labor and told to avoid eating or drinking. a new study finds that eating during labor may be safe and beneficial, great news for a lot of people. researchers analyzed four thousand women in labor none at risk forsarrian delivery. >> breast feeding is the best option for babies, what happens when you're not physically abe to do so.

mothers are helping one another. >> 28 years old she had a double mastectomy after testing positive for the brca gene. what to expect? >> he went from being a smiley baby to being uncomfortable. her son's adverse reaction to formula. >> we put an apb out on facebook. >> i was nervous to do it, it's a personal thing to ask for. >> i'm blessed with an oversupply. >> reporter: jen they will was one of the women to answer the call. >> you can make more and pump more and there are babies that need it. >> reporter: according to the journal of in a little -- nadle

education, wet nurse was common. >> mothers are turning to strangers through social media. >> reporter: fda recommends against milk sharing and suggests a milk bank instead. >> we ask what kind ofs of medications they are on. >> reporter: the nonprofit mother's milk bank focuses on premature babies, they need a prescription and there's a price tag of $3 an ounce. >> for now, korin and amy will continue to use jen. some young boys and girls in illinois gave up recess, it was for a good cause. they made scarves for survivors of domestic violence.

they will be shipped to a shelter. the kids will know they made an impact in their community. >> teach them while they are young. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, that's city hall camera overlooking the city, no snow today, we're back right after this. >>

>> final check of the draft. >> reporter: it looks pretty good today, temperatures in the 50s, combination of sun and clouds. the snow will start melting, which makes gray happy. 46 degrees sunday, today is the best of the two weekend days, monday, winds could gust as high as 50 miles per hour.

43 feels like the low 30s. the next chance of show is thursday, that's a coastal storm, that's something we'll watch closely gray. >> well, the time is 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> here dan harris with the preview. >> reporter: gray and jeanette good morning, president donald trump placing all options on the table vowing to fight the court ruling denying his appeal to reinstate the travel ban. could the white house draft a new executive order as the president entertains the japanese prime minister down in palm beach. michael flynn facing increase scrutiny russian ambassador to the u.s. did the two discuss sanctions? john kelly is touring the underground tunnels reportedly

used by drug smugglers. what he is saying about the plans to secure our borders that's coming up on "g.m.a." we'll see you soon. "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m., here's some of the stories we're working on for you. children need winter coats to keep them warm, are they a safety hazard in the car? >> a baby boy born on the way to the hospital how his grandmother stepped in to save the day. now for jeanette reyes, chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall, make it a great day. ♪

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good morning, america. new overnight, new executive order. president donald trump weighs his options this morning after that new setback in court over his controversial travel ban. >> we'll win that battle. but we also have a lot of other options including just filing a brand-new order. >> and as the president focuses on diplomacy this morning, the calls for national security adviser michael flynn to be suspended over a phone call. what did he tell a russian diplomat? immigration ring. the roundups across the country targeting certain undocumented immigrants. abc's jim avila has an exclusive interview with the new homeland security secretary. >> men and women of i.c.e. and homeland security in general are doing this completely legally. plus, the underground tour into the winding tunnels reportedly used by drug sm